Durham daily recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1886-188?, 1887-05-14

From IL 10 p. M, from b TO I p, m.
Ice house opened at Ill hours during
the week. WI. WYATT co.
may Aft
Mot q marriage license Issued
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs 7. d. Jones, return
ed home from Danville to-day.
Mr.. James Clark, Roxboro stree
has added a porch to his residence.
Mr.. C. F. King, editor Of the
Charlotte Craftsman is in the city.
Mr.. w. j. Whitaker. a promin-
ent lumber dealer. Of huffman, N. o.,
is in town.
Judge Thos. Rufin and Maj.
Jno. w. Graham, of Hillsbolo, are
in town.
Maj, R. w. York, Of Williams
Mill, gave us a pleasant call this
morning.
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Rev. Mr.. George will remain 10
Raleigh Sunday, and there will be
no services at ST Phillips church 70
morrow.
Rev. 9. Durham, aud Rev. Mr..
Newton returned to Durham yes:er-
day from the southern Baptist Con.
vention held in Charleston.
Tomorrow is "Children's Day"
at the Methodist churches in Dur
ham and throughout the Southern
States. The churches will be decora-
ted with flowers and services APP
propriate to the occasion will be
held.
The w. G. 7. u. will meet next
Monday night at 8 p. M. at the Metho
dist Seminary the doors will DO
opened for the reception of any gen
tlemen or ladies who may wish to be.
come members of the Union. ALI are
cordially invited to attend.
The jailor has been white
washed o. from bottom to top
and presents neat appearance UNI
der the guidance Of deputy sheriff
Green Ross. A better man for the
place than Mr.. Ross could not have
been secured.
Young man, the girls say they
must visit the Pink Tea Party next
Tuesday night, so ask her in time OF
some other fellow may have the
pleasure Of slipping nectar by your
sweet ones side. Do not miss this
opportunity Of making yourself
sOlid." Il e
There is no danger to human life
more to be dreaded than that which
arises from vitiated blood. Dyspep
sia, rheumatism, headache, and gen
: oral debility, all result from it, and
I. ovy,red by tie use ofAyer's Sarsa'
Ill. ,csakEe it this month. Sis
bottles, IS.
The leading soclafssse d., :. .
the season will take place next 1uql
dav evening May 18th, when tn,
ladies of the Presbyterian s. ?
will give Pink Tea Party for tn
benefit of their library. New feature
will be introduced to make the even
ing enjoyable to all who may partici
pate. Further information in mex
issue of this paper.
A circular has been received b,
us stating that Geo. w. Cable, tn
great Southern writer and novelist
will start on lecturing tour in in
short while, and with proper en-
courugement will visit Durham
by all means, Durhamites, give hin
the proper encouragement. He i
one of the brainiest writers in TIN
United States.
"A colored man came in to ps,
his taxes this n. orniDg and compliance
of the enormity Of the amount stain,
mat "Bill Walker, of his neighbor'
hood" gave in q good wagon, tw,
go d horses aud some corn and onl,
pad $500 for taxes, while his take
were 1926 and che hope he may die
ID he owned but one old pojr mule, &
Tow aud four shotes.
There is afunny man from Per
son who comes to Durham with to
bacco and is always eating. The frs
thing he does on getting TO town
to 90 to q restaurant and ..fill.up.
"FillIng-up" means, onedozen eggs
three cups Of coffee, a half dozel
biscuits, corn bread and meats :
match. In half an hour he grow
hungry and eats again. During Oh
sales he is eating. He is Away
craving food and hunger cbases hir
like q Nemesisday and night. Seem
ingly he is a healthy man, and weigh
nearly 175 pounds.